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Uncovering the mystery of plus-sized people's eating habits: The Silence of the Lambs (literally)

You know, I've been to my fair share of work functions, family gatherings, and social events, and I've noticed something that's left me puzzled. Amidst the clatter of cutlery and the hum of conversation, I've observed that plus-sized people are often the ones not eating. It's not just a handful of instances; it's a pattern. At restaurants, they're the ones sipping diet cokes while everyone else devours their meals. At buffets, they're the ones hovering around the edges, looking for a piece broccoli, plate untouched.



I spoke to Roxanne, a plus-sized individual (a really fat woman - for those who still use correct English) who shed some light on this enigma. "Honestly, it's because I'm detoxing my aura," she said with a straight face - BS. "The vibrations of the food are disrupting my chakras, and I need to maintain a strict energy diet."


What a load of crap! Just silence the damn habit!


And then there's Trevor, who claims his thyroid is "acting up" (for the eighth time, coincidentally). "It's a real thing, Google it," he said, eyes darting around the room. "Besides, I'm saving my appetite for the 5-course tasting menu at that new Michelin-starred restaurant tonight."



Are these people for real? They're like sheep, all giving a different version of the same story. They eat when nobody is watching! Or is there a secret society of fat people who've cracked the code to eating like birds? Or maybe they are just really, really good at making excuses and hiding it? You decide.


My oh my - one can only imagine what happens behind closed doors and open refrigerators.


True story!

 
 
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